The Intellectual-Psychological and Moral Climate of Society as a Factor in Forming the Human Being

Russian Studies in Philosophy 15 (1):48-50 (1976)
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Abstract

The shaping of a personality occurs in a given social environment, of which the intellectual, moral, and social-psychological climate characteristic of the given society is an inseparable component. This state of society is created by virtue of the cultural values society has at its disposal, the totality of the social norms regulating the social and interpersonal relationships among human beings and their social behavior, and by virtue of the entire spectrum of social feelings, attitudes, emotions, and value orientations of the members of society

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